LOVE THE PARCHMENT PAPER HEADING! VERY COOL. FOR EACH OF YOUR TOP TEN FACTS, MAKE SURE YOU EXPLAIN THE HISTORY BEHIND THE FACT AND THEN LINK IT TO THE CONTENT OF THE PLAY. SO IF YOU SAY WHAT GONZALO WAS WEARING, WHERE IN THE PLAY DOES HE MENTION HIS CLOTHING? 1. Clothing of a Nobleman
most nobleman's shirts were worn beneath a doublet
A nobleman wearing a doublet
breeches
stocks or Hose
underwear was optional in the Renaissance
noblemen can opt for anything from boots (generally worn up to the knee, some were cuffed) to flat
all men wore hatsGonzalo speaks of his clothing and others' clothing in Act 2, Scene 1.
2. Food for the Rich
in the early 17th century people began eating with forks for the first time
new foods were introduced into England (for the rich)
bananas and pineapples
tea and coffee
ice cream
In Act 3, Scene 3, Gonzalo is presented with a rich feast.
3. Pastimes
cards
Shuttlecock/badmitten
tennis
shuttlecock (badmitten)
chess
draughts
backgammon
fox and goose
4. Education
petty school
boys went to grammar schoolGonzalo was a very wise and very educated nobleman.
5. Transportation
royal posts were exclusively used to carry the kings correspondence
stagecoaches
turnpike roads
sedan chairs
The rich, including Gonzalo, were accustomed to certain luxuries (boats and other forms of transportation).
6. Proverbs
a word that can substitute for a verb or verb phraseGonzalo uses a proverb about dying at sea versus dying by being hung in Act 1, Scene 1.
8. Household
servants
many houses in different places
Large houses were customary to a nobleman
9. Feudalism
contract or agreement
two parts
fealty
homage
pledged their allegiance as vassals to the King
exchange for the grant of landGonzalo is tied to the king, Alonso, most likely because of a feudalism contract for land.
10. Duties
protect the peasants and the Church from enemies
powerful military leaders
serving as judges in their own courts
Gonzalo was wise and a responsible man, always trying to help everyone. That is similar to the Source 1 Source 2 Source 3 Source 4
LOVE THE PARCHMENT PAPER HEADING! VERY COOL. FOR EACH OF YOUR TOP TEN FACTS, MAKE SURE YOU EXPLAIN THE HISTORY BEHIND THE FACT AND THEN LINK IT TO THE CONTENT OF THE PLAY. SO IF YOU SAY WHAT GONZALO WAS WEARING, WHERE IN THE PLAY DOES HE MENTION HIS CLOTHING?1. Clothing of a Nobleman
2. Food for the Rich
- in the early 17th century people began eating with forks for the first time
- new foods were introduced into England (for the rich)
- bananas and pineapples
- tea and coffee
- ice cream
In Act 3, Scene 3, Gonzalo is presented with a rich feast.3. Pastimes
4. Education
- petty school
- boys went to grammar schoolGonzalo was a very wise and very educated nobleman.
5. Transportation- royal posts were exclusively used to carry the kings correspondence
- stagecoaches
- turnpike roads
- sedan chairs
The rich, including Gonzalo, were accustomed to certain luxuries (boats and other forms of transportation).6. Proverbs
8. Household
9. Feudalism
- contract or agreement
- two parts
- fealty
- homage
- pledged their allegiance as vassals to the King
- exchange for the grant of landGonzalo is tied to the king, Alonso, most likely because of a feudalism contract for land.
10. Duties- protect the peasants and the Church from enemies
- powerful military leaders
- serving as judges in their own courts
Gonzalo was wise and a responsible man, always trying to help everyone. That is similar to theSource 1
Source 2
Source 3
Source 4